EU Pushes Rapid Launch of Age Verification App to Shield Minors Online
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- •The European Commission officially urged the rapid roll-out of the age verification app on April 29, 2026.
- •The app is designed to verify users' ages to prevent minors from accessing unsuitable online material.
- •The initiative targets all EU member states to standardize online child protection measures.
- •The move aligns with broader EU efforts to regulate digital services and improve online safety.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the European Commission successfully implements the age verification app across member states then minors will have reduced exposure to harmful online content, and digital platforms will face new compliance requirements.
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